Griggs courier., 1887-06-17

,ress rains leaves Sanborn for Fargo 1910 p. M.
and 4'25 p m. Fargo Accommodation lesSes
Sanborn $3.50 a. m.
AROUNl, TOWN.
4 Wheat 81 cents
81 t,hildren,s day, at the Congregational church,
last Sunday, was observed In the most ntnn& man
ner. the interior Of the church being decorated
With flowers, green leaves, etc. The children had
been specially instructed for the occasion, ana
nnder the direction Of Rev. and Mrs. Frost, rem
t,ered their respective parts in manner tnat re-
ne.ted much credit upon themselves and their
teachers. The house was well filled with the par
ents and friends Of the children.
Sunday was quite busy day with Rev. 0. D.
Purinton. In the morning he conducted bapus-
NAL exercises at the river, preached at Chnrcns
school house in the afternoon, and In the evening
ut his church in Cooperstown.
r. @. Wards place Of business is daily increas-
inc in popularity go that he has found 1t necessary
to secure additional help.
Jeweler Lande has rented and moved his stock
into the building owned by AL. Wanderlich.
The county clerk wrote receipts for 10000 60
pher tails, last Saturday.
4 NJ NJ. Robinson has put in q partition and
made other extensive arrangement for first class
restaurant and confectionery store, In the old
johnson building. Our varions caterers are de-
termined that parties visiting Cooperstown not
return home hungry.
h There will be q meeting Of the Farmers Alliance
at the court house tomorrow.
Hon, D. ". Sprague, Of the Territorial Ailt-
ance. in card to the editor says: President
Loucks will meet the farmers OF Tratli Co. At
Mayville, June q. at2p, M, OF Steele Co., a
Hope, June q, 2p. M; Of Griggs Co., at Coop
erstown, June %. Will You kindly notice this In
vour paper, and ask the secretary Of the Coopers-
town Alliance to get as many Of the Alliance men
ma possihle Il don't know who The secretary ny,
and send word to other alliance organizations. In
the county, to be present"
G. H. Frost attended the Congregation church
Sunday morning, and says he will attend just al
long as they retain the Rev. Geo. B. in the pulpit
H. Gillespie attended divine services, Sunday
morning.
Two schooners, a heard of cattle, accompanied
= by men, women and children went through town
bound for the Mouse river. Monday. They came
from Minnesota.
Rev. Geo. B. Frost preached at the Congrega
tional church Sunday morning; Rev. o. D. Purin'
ton at the Baptist hall in the evening"
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Col. Frost called in and renewed hi!
subscription today. The Colonel say
he must have the news if the paper doe!
s'rilev him occasionally.
The grand jury brought in an indict
Y ment against G. H. johnson for ''dls
suading witness from attending hefor'
the grand jury Mr.. johnson had re
turned to Willow; his bail was fixed a
$500.
There is but one opinion about tn
4 late term Of court-that it was efectiv
and economical.
Clerk Jorgensen acquitted himsel
with credit, and smiled all over whe1
the class for confirmation-57 strong
came forward. John has been savin
them up for three years.
Dazey has concluded to celebrate II
Cooperstown. Good for Dazey.
Tickets for the grand ball on the ever
ing Of the Fourth are for sale by Hon
Julius Stevens, and Messrs. Wanderlic
and Andrew Husel. It IS the intentio
Of the committee that this shall be til
incest party ever given in the count!
The1nuslc win be fine and the best O
der will be maintained.
Old soldiers should not fail to repo